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Exploring wildlife, nature, and travel in the Canadian Gulf Islands

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Week 4: The assumption of the virgin monk 

11 min readAfter spending half a month going to beaches and exploring villages, I felt like it was time to do something new on

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November 13, 2025November 13, 2025 Megan Duchesne Greece, Travel

Week 1: I left my toe-skin in London

4 min readAfter demolishing the last poutine I’ll have for 3 months during my layover in St. Johns, Newfoundland, and getting about an hour

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July 31, 2025November 19, 2025 Megan Duchesne London, Travel

Week 0: Packed, panicked, and finally off to Europe for the next 3 months

3 min readOne of the worst combination of words you can hear when you *think* you’re completely prepared for a trip is “and you’ve

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July 27, 2025November 19, 2025 Megan Duchesne Travel

The world’s unluckiest field assistant

6 min readWant to know what the inside of a bird egg looks like? A new female song sparrow has arrived and is shaking things up on the island. Plus, read on to find out what happens when you cross an unlucky field assistant with an unforgiving remote island.

May 16, 2023July 9, 2023 Megan Duchesne Island research2 Comments on The world’s unluckiest field assistant

A slug party and bird bycatch

6 min readI was shocked to see *these* 2 animals in the song sparrow traps this week. And if it wasn’t for the sunsets, rainbows, and birds of prey, I would never have gotten over this emotionally scarring experience I had with a slug.

May 7, 2023July 8, 2023 Megan Duchesne Island research

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ABOUT ME...

Welcome to my blog- it is the love child of my passion for photography + learning about wildlife and the incredible processes happening in nature! I'm a BROKE student documenting the utterly glamorous realities of studying wildlife. Join me as I research and travel throughout the Gulf Islands of British Columbia while working towards a Masters of Science at The University of British Columbia.

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